How does one make meaningful contributions to an academic field without being part of the academy (eg a graduate program, etc)? I'm a professional software engineer, but I have interests in history, anthropology, cognitive science, philosophy, etc. How can I make meaningful contributions in any of these? Are there examples of this?
For me a couple of interesting technology products that help me in my day-to-day job1. Hasura 2. Strapi 3. Forest Admin (super interesting although I cannot ever get it to connect to a hasura backend on Heroku ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 4. Integromat 5. AppgyverThere are many others that I have my eye on such as NodeRed[6], but have yet to use. I do realise that these are all low-code related, however, I would...
For me a couple of interesting technology products that help me in my day-to-day job1. Hasura 2. Strapi 3. Forest Admin (super interesting although I cannot ever get it to connect to a hasura backend on Heroku ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 4. Integromat 5. AppgyverThere are many others that I have my eye on such as NodeRed[6], but have yet to use. I do realise that these are all low-code related, however, I would...
How will this[0] affect DBX stock and direction?[0]https://blog.dropbox.com/topics/company/congratulations--timothy--
Is it illegal for a proprietary platform to host user created-content that was originally uploaded to a public website?Context: I believe my Anki (https://apps.ankiweb.net/) deck was converted into a Reji (https://reji.me/) deck and used in their premium (must pay for) application.1) Is it legal for other companies to use open source Anki decks as part of their own content that users must pay...
At Digg, one mentor gave me the savvy advice that the fastest path to financial success was working for four years at three different just-about-to-IPO companies. A surefire way to retire by forty. (This is, for the record, pretty good advice.)https://lethain.com/forty-year-career/What are other fastest paths to financial success? Currently am a software engineer, so looking for advice in this...
At Digg, one mentor gave me the savvy advice that the fastest path to financial success was working for four years at three different just-about-to-IPO companies. A surefire way to retire by forty. (This is, for the record, pretty good advice.)https://lethain.com/forty-year-career/What are other fastest paths to financial success? Currently am a software engineer, so looking for advice in this...
At Digg, one mentor gave me the savvy advice that the fastest path to financial success was working for four years at three different just-about-to-IPO companies. A surefire way to retire by forty. (This is, for the record, pretty good advice.)https://lethain.com/forty-year-career/What are other fastest paths to financial success? Currently am a software engineer, so looking for advice in this...